capillary

英 [k?'p?l?r?] 美['k?p?l?ri]

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復(fù)數(shù):?capillaries;

1. from capillus "hair" (of the head), from Latin caput (“head”) and pilus (“hair”).

capillary 毛細(xì)血管

來(lái)自詞根cap, 頭。-ille, 小詞后綴。原指頭上的細(xì)長(zhǎng)毛發(fā)，后指毛細(xì)血管。

capillary: capillary: see dishevelled
capillary (adj.): 1650s, "of or pertaining to the hair," from Latin capillaris "of hair," from capillus "hair" (of the head); perhaps related to caput "head" (but de Vaan finds this "difficult on the formal side" and "far from compelling, since capillus is a diminutive, and would mean 'little head', which hardly amounts to 'hair'"). Borrowed earlier as capillar (14c.). Meaning "taking place in capillary vessels" is from 1809. Capillary attraction attested from 1813. As a noun, "capillary blood vessel," from 1660s.

1. Rapid capillary proliferation is a prominent feature of all early wound healing.: 迅速的毛細(xì)血管增生是所有早期傷口愈合的一個(gè)突出表現(xiàn).

2. The gasoline detection system consists of a capillary restriction.: 汽油檢測(cè)系統(tǒng)由毛細(xì)管節(jié)流器組成.

3. Imbibition is thus displacement due only to capillary forces.: 于是,吸吮是僅僅依靠毛細(xì)力的一種驅(qū)替.

4. This consists of a capillary connected to a mercury reservoir.: 這由一根與汞池相連的毛細(xì)管所構(gòu)成.

5. When pulmonary capillary pressure is markedly elevated, pulmonary edema ensues.: 當(dāng)肺毛細(xì)血管壓力明顯升高時(shí), 就出現(xiàn)肺水腫.